How high was the vibration in Shelter this morning?

[Shalewa]

Ok, I left the club about 11 hours ago why am I still in a bliss-filled space? I am truly high. It was wonderful there. I had a major creative epiphany- a moment of serious inspiration. I danced with such abandon I healed a sprained ankle and released many burdens. I caught up with sisterfriends, including a first timer who finally understands why I go dancing on Sunday mornings.

For the folks who want to know what the hot new tunes were, there were two, "Obatala" by Joe Claussell (I think) and "Spiritual Black Revolution" literally hot from the hands of GU which Timmy broke in a major way this morning playing it at least 3 times. It was something else to see folks variously headed into the booth to find out what was playing, closing their eyes, throwing their heads back and literally raising their hands in the air or just plain dancing out from the centers of their beings each time it came back around. It was a deeeeeeep joy-filled journey to the heart of movement for me this morning. I know I was not traveling alone.

Naysayers, I wish for you full realization of your creative visions, the highest joy and peace. May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own.

[Shalewa]

ADDENDUM: I am no trainspotter, the two records I mentioned were the two thatwere soo compelling to me that I had to investigate investigate. ALL THE MUSIC WAS GOOD.

Shouts also to RichiRich who I caught on his way out and my way in and Eric Williams. Always nice to see the Chicago family.

[TAD]

Originally posted by Shalewa:
Naysayers, I wish for you full realization of your creative visions, the highest joy and peace. May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own. PLUR in action.

..bliss filled spaces, epiphanies, healing ankles. sounds like jesus dropped by shelter again. i hear he's never missed a week. consistent fella that jesus. biggrinangel.gif

[ShakeDown]

I am due for a shelter trip. Thanx for reminding me. graemlins/acclaim.gif

[Dj Alex]

Hello Shalewa ,

Sounds like it was serious , I'm glad your well and danced yourslf back to good health .

respects Alex . ;)

[Master Kev]

Originally posted by Shalewa:
Ok, I left the club about 11 hours ago why am I still in a bliss-filled space? I am truly high. It was wonderful there. I had a major creative epiphany- a moment of serious inspiration. I danced with such abandon I healed a sprained ankle and released many burdens. I caught up with sisterfriends, including a first timer who finally understands why I go dancing on Sunday mornings.

For the folks who want to know what the hot new tunes were, there were two, "Obatala" by Joe Claussell (I think) and "Spiritual Black Revolution" literally hot from the hands of GU which Timmy broke in a major way this morning playing it at least 3 times. It was something else to see folks variously headed into the booth to find out what was playing, closing their eyes, throwing their heads back and literally raising their hands in the air or just plain dancing out from the centers of their beings each time it came back around. It was a deeeeeeep joy-filled journey to the heart of movement for me this morning. I know I was not traveling alone.

Naysayers, I wish for you full realization of your creative visions, the highest joy and peace. May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own. Yeah, the night turned out to be incredible...actually the "Obatala" track is actually called "Koloke" from the West Africa Guitar thing Joe did. Timmy played this at least 3 times when I was there alone...I had gotten the jacket on and was ready to go and then he KILLED it again , then going right into Darryl's remix of Floetry "Say Yes" and the place was blazin at that point. Needless to say I couldn't leave then. :D I never seen Timmy jump so high in the booth than when he played "Koloke"

[Glenn UndergroundChicago's Very Own]

So i see my friend Timmy jump rite on beating yall down with that Mental Black Resurrection, its all good Timmy my bra you are doing the damn thang big baby, for those who want to know i just made it and i dont have a date for release yet,
But the track is:
Produced by Glenn Underground
Timbales: Craig Alexander,
Reggie Hall on vocal chants,
Engineered by: Anthony Nicholson,
Supervised by Glenn Crocker & Older & Wiser,
For the Urban Heirs Ent.,
Thanx Craig & Anthony. graemlins/respekt.gif , Oh yeah Anthony Creamed their asses with it last nite too.

[ May 06, 2003, 04:27 PM: Message edited by: GU aka CVO ]

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Originally posted by Master Kev:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Shalewa:
Ok, I left the club about 11 hours ago why am I still in a bliss-filled space? I am truly high. It was wonderful there. I had a major creative epiphany- a moment of serious inspiration. I danced with such abandon I healed a sprained ankle and released many burdens. I caught up with sisterfriends, including a first timer who finally understands why I go dancing on Sunday mornings.


For the folks who want to know what the hot new tunes were, there were two, "Obatala" by Joe Claussell (I think) and "Spiritual Black Revolution" literally hot from the hands of GU which Timmy broke in a major way this morning playing it at least 3 times. It was something else to see folks variously headed into the booth to find out what was playing, closing their eyes, throwing their heads back and literally raising their hands in the air or just plain dancing out from the centers of their beings each time it came back around. It was a deeeeeeep joy-filled journey to the heart of movement for me this morning. I know I was not traveling alone.

Naysayers, I wish for you full realization of your creative visions, the highest joy and peace. May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own. Yeah, the night turned out to be incredible...actually the "Obatala" track is actually called "Koloke" from the West Africa Guitar thing Joe did. Timmy played this at least 3 times when I was there alone...I had gotten the jacket on and was ready to go and then he KILLED it again , then going right into Darryl's remix of Floetry "Say Yes" and the place was blazin at that point. Needless to say I couldn't leave then. :D I never seen Timmy jump so high in the booth than when he played "Koloke" </font>[/QUOTE]Kev not that one. West Africa Guitar he played 3 times.Obatala he played after you left. As crazy as it sounds, it blows West Africa Guitar away.

[ May 05, 2003, 07:07 AM: Message edited by: DJ Timmy Richardson ]

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

I have to agree with Shalewa. Amazing night there. The energy in there was nonstop. From the booth to the dancefloor. Spring must be in the air. I got there at 330 , left at 9. He hadnt even done a classic set yet. Thats how much new stuff and recurrents he was playing. Place was on fire.

[liL Ray]

Originally posted by GU aka CVO:
So i see my friend Timmy jump rite on beating yall down with that Mental Black Resurrection Pure Bliss that track is...he didn't just beat us down with it, he stomped a mudhole in our ass with this track. AWESOME piece of music, Glenn!! This is an INSTANT HIT!!

It turned out to be a great night....started a little slow and then BAM!...I got there at 5am and met Ritchierich right away and he seemed to be in heaven. At 5am the crowd seemed a little strange and wasn't in a frenzy as much...Timmy was playing "Koloke" and it was good. The real party then got going at about 7am when the place just got pack, and between 7am and 11:30, when the lights came on, was just PURE BLISS...some of the best and freshest(yeah, I know I said 'freshest') new music I've heard in a long time. Again, that Glenn Underground track was just mind blowing! The new India Arie track done by DHP'er Quentin is just SLAMMING and the crowd just going nuts everytime it's played.

SHELTER just keep getting better and better....YEAH graemlins/OLA.gif .

Shalewa, your sentiments to the naysayers is so sweet...too bad I'm not as sweet as you, they can all(seems like they are a concentrated group that reside in a certain state....and the state of confusion!)kiss my black ass!

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Yea the Lathun with India Arie is slammin..I believe Quentin and Tyrone did that. "Love Came In"

[liL Ray]

Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
I have to agree with Shalewa. Amazing night there. The energy in there was nonstop. From the booth to the dancefloor. Spring must be in the air. I got there at 330 , left at 9. He hadnt even done a classic set yet. Thats how much new stuff and recurrents he was playing. Place was on fire. The clasic set was when the lights came on...after 11:30am for only about 1/2 hr!! Nobody seemed to mind.

Oh, also, Timmy played a instrumental of 'Cerci....' that was awesome....really nice feel.

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Originally posted by liL Ray:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
I have to agree with Shalewa. Amazing night there. The energy in there was nonstop. From the booth to the dancefloor. Spring must be in the air. I got there at 330 , left at 9. He hadnt even done a classic set yet. Thats how much new stuff and recurrents he was playing. Place was on fire. The clasic set was when the lights came on...after 11:30am for only about 1/2 hr!! Nobody seemed to mind.

Oh, also, Timmy played a instrumental of 'Cerci....' that was awesome....really nice feel. </font>[/QUOTE]ISnt the flip of the 12 instrumental

[liL Ray]

Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by liL Ray:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
I have to agree with Shalewa. Amazing night there. The energy in there was nonstop. From the booth to the dancefloor. Spring must be in the air. I got there at 330 , left at 9. He hadnt even done a classic set yet. Thats how much new stuff and recurrents he was playing. Place was on fire. The clasic set was when the lights came on...after 11:30am for only about 1/2 hr!! Nobody seemed to mind.

Oh, also, Timmy played a instrumental of 'Cerci....' that was awesome....really nice feel. </font>[/QUOTE]ISnt the flip of the 12 instrumental </font>[/QUOTE]not the same....

[Maria]

I got there ealy for once, 5:30am for me...soon after I got there he played the new GU for the first time and the hair went up on my neck, what a record!! Now because of crazy schedules and the like we haven't been in the house in a month so I wasn't sure was this a brand new record or what but I kept asking around me, anybody know the name of the record with the chant? That chant in the background...I don't know if is intentional or if that's just my interpretation but its one of those spiritual records that goes to the core, I mean I even heard little bells in there!!! An audio hallucination???? Anyways I made a rush for the booth when he played it a few hours later to pester Timmy for the name, all he could do was laugh at my excitement, crackin' up like he's thinking "got'cha"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was a terrific start to my week and big thank you to DJs Earon and Serge for the music, I am truly blessed!

[Byron Long]

Originally posted by GU aka CVO:
So i see my friend Timmy jump rite on beating yall down with that Mental Black Resurrection, its all good Timmy my bra you are doing the damn thang big baby, for those who want to know i just made it and i dont have a date for release yet,
But the track is:
Produced by Glenn Underground
Timbales: Craig Alexander,
Engineered by: Anthony Nicholson,
Supervised by Glenn Crocker & Older & Wiser,
For the Urban Heirs Ent.,
Thanx Craig & Anthony. graemlins/respekt.gif , Oh yeah Anthony Creamed their asses with it last nite too. come on Glen - give us all a special treat
how bout a sample of the track. Can you
give us a link ? graemlins/1luvu.gif

[richierich]

That's what i'm talkin' bout baby!!!!! A serious,I mean serious beat down. You can tell that he loves what he is doing as well. I got thoroughly Jacked!!!! The place itself kinda reminds me of a mix of the Power Plant and The Box(Lower Wacker). Mad people just dancing there assses off. Timmy Regisford is one of the DJ's that will go on my list of Out****ingStanding jocks and I been partying for many a moon baby and these are jocks I can count on one hand. He ripped a new asshole in that place. Thank you New York, Shelter and Timmy, Timmy, Timmy.

[Master Kev]

Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
Yea the Lathun with India Arie is slammin..I believe Quentin and Tyrone did that. "Love Came In" Yeah, Quentin and Tyrone did the track...one of my favorites right now

[Master Kev]

Originally posted by richierich:
That's what i'm talkin' bout baby!!!!! A serious,I mean serious beat down. You can tell that he loves what he is doing as well. I got thoroughly Jacked!!!! The place itself kinda reminds me of a mix of the Power Plant and The Box(Lower Wacker). Mad people just dancing there assses off. Timmy Regisford is one of the DJ's that will go on my list of Out****ingStanding jocks and I been partying for many a moon baby and these are jocks I can count on one hand. He ripped a new asshole in that place. Thank you New York, Shelter and Timmy, Timmy, Timmy. RichieRich...very cool peeps. Nice to meet you man, glad you had a great Shelter experience

[ May 05, 2003, 12:53 PM: Message edited by: Master Kev ]

[Master Kev]

Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Master Kev:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Shalewa:
Ok, I left the club about 11 hours ago why am I still in a bliss-filled space? I am truly high. It was wonderful there. I had a major creative epiphany- a moment of serious inspiration. I danced with such abandon I healed a sprained ankle and released many burdens. I caught up with sisterfriends, including a first timer who finally understands why I go dancing on Sunday mornings.


For the folks who want to know what the hot new tunes were, there were two, "Obatala" by Joe Claussell (I think) and "Spiritual Black Revolution" literally hot from the hands of GU which Timmy broke in a major way this morning playing it at least 3 times. It was something else to see folks variously headed into the booth to find out what was playing, closing their eyes, throwing their heads back and literally raising their hands in the air or just plain dancing out from the centers of their beings each time it came back around. It was a deeeeeeep joy-filled journey to the heart of movement for me this morning. I know I was not traveling alone.

Naysayers, I wish for you full realization of your creative visions, the highest joy and peace. May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own. Yeah, the night turned out to be incredible...actually the "Obatala" track is actually called "Koloke" from the West Africa Guitar thing Joe did. Timmy played this at least 3 times when I was there alone...I had gotten the jacket on and was ready to go and then he KILLED it again , then going right into Darryl's remix of Floetry "Say Yes" and the place was blazin at that point. Needless to say I couldn't leave then. :D I never seen Timmy jump so high in the booth than when he played "Koloke" </font>[/QUOTE]Kev not that one. West Africa Guitar he played 3 times.Obatala he played after you left. As crazy as it sounds, it blows West Africa Guitar away. </font>[/QUOTE]Damn, this is way better than "West Africa Guitar"? Cause that track is the sh*t!!!!!!!!
Actually, does this "Obatala" track have a Larry Heard type of bassline in it that sounds similar to "Can You Feel It", "Bring Down The Walls" and "I Go Back"?? Cause I heard Timmy play something SICK one night with a dope bassline and I asked Joe in the booth and he said he did it, but unfortunately haven't heard it since..I need to start hanging later

[richierich]

Master Kev ditto Dawg and if and when you come to CHI be sure to hit me up. Just PM me and I'll send you my info. You are cool as hell. Man I walked right into that damn bike shit that morning I needed a ride uptown I shoulda stole one of their bikes from them and rode all the way up to Harlem. Peace man

[ May 05, 2003, 01:01 PM: Message edited by: richierich ]

[Master Kev]

Originally posted by richierich:
Master Kev ditto Dawg and if and when you come to CHI be sure to hit me up. Just PM me and I'll send you my info. You are cool as hell. Man I walked right into that damn bike shit that morning I needed a ride uptown I shoulda stole one of their bikes from them and rode all the way up to Harlem. Peace man Hahhahahahaa...yo the cops held me up for 15 minutes to cross over 6th Ave to get to my car....I will hit you up for sure
Peace

[Tenyu]

i wonder why timmy stopped at noon if the vibration was so high?

[Shalewa]

Originally posted by Tenyu:
i wonder why timmy stopped at noon if the vibration was so high? Maybe because he had played into the small hours of the morning half way across the country the night before...

[Tenyu]

Originally posted by Shalewa:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Tenyu:
i wonder why timmy stopped at noon if the vibration was so high? Maybe because he had played into the small hours of the morning half way across the country the night before... </font>[/QUOTE]of course, i was thinking he may have had a gig last night, forgot about friday night

[Lincoln]

Originally posted by Master Kev:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Master Kev:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Shalewa:
Ok, I left the club about 11 hours ago why am I still in a bliss-filled space? I am truly high. It was wonderful there. I had a major creative epiphany- a moment of serious inspiration. I danced with such abandon I healed a sprained ankle and released many burdens. I caught up with sisterfriends, including a first timer who finally understands why I go dancing on Sunday mornings.


For the folks who want to know what the hot new tunes were, there were two, "Obatala" by Joe Claussell (I think) and "Spiritual Black Revolution" literally hot from the hands of GU which Timmy broke in a major way this morning playing it at least 3 times. It was something else to see folks variously headed into the booth to find out what was playing, closing their eyes, throwing their heads back and literally raising their hands in the air or just plain dancing out from the centers of their beings each time it came back around. It was a deeeeeeep joy-filled journey to the heart of movement for me this morning. I know I was not traveling alone.

Naysayers, I wish for you full realization of your creative visions, the highest joy and peace. May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own. Yeah, the night turned out to be incredible...actually the "Obatala" track is actually called "Koloke" from the West Africa Guitar thing Joe did. Timmy played this at least 3 times when I was there alone...I had gotten the jacket on and was ready to go and then he KILLED it again , then going right into Darryl's remix of Floetry "Say Yes" and the place was blazin at that point. Needless to say I couldn't leave then. :D I never seen Timmy jump so high in the booth than when he played "Koloke" </font>[/QUOTE]Kev not that one. West Africa Guitar he played 3 times.Obatala he played after you left. As crazy as it sounds, it blows West Africa Guitar away. </font>[/QUOTE]Damn, this is way better than "West Africa Guitar"? Cause that track is the sh*t!!!!!!!!
Actually, does this "Obatala" track have a Larry Heard type of bassline in it that sounds similar to "Can You Feel It", "Bring Down The Walls" and "I Go Back"?? Cause I heard Timmy play something SICK one night with a dope bassline and I asked Joe in the booth and he said he did it, but unfortunately haven't heard it since..I need to start hanging later </font>[/QUOTE]Speaking of Baselines, Joe did a song by In-House which Danny Krivit played at the King Street WMC 2003 Party. Does anyone know the name & when it will be released??

[(Im)poster]

Originally posted by Shalewa:
I danced with such abandon I healed a sprained ankle and released many burdens...

It was a deeeeeeep joy-filled journey to the heart of movement for me this morning. I know I was not traveling alone...

May you move to a space where you recognize that the joy of others is not impediment to your own. Indeed. It's just the opposite, isn't it? The joy of others lifts us even higher. The experience is collective as much as it is individual.

I always enjoy hearing from those who are connected to music and movement at this level. Thank you for sharing, Shalewa

[beaniboy67]

is this the recoird you are all talking about

OSUNLADE PRESENTS SAMBAS-OBATALA Y ODUDUWA

label- GOTSOUL 1

link http://www.htfr.com/vinyl/artist/?artist=OSUNLADE%20PRESENTS%20SAMBAS

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Originally posted by beaniboy67:
is this the recoird you are all talking about

OSUNLADE PRESENTS SAMBAS-OBATALA Y ODUDUWA

label- GOTSOUL 1

link http://www.htfr.com/vinyl/artist/?artist=OSUNLADE%20PRESENTS%20SAMBAS No it isnt out yet..and Joe Claussell did it

[beaniboy67]

ill get it in scotland in about 5 years then. lol. I just got sharron redd - can you handle it here last week on a new release. lol

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Originally posted by beaniboy67:
ill get it in scotland in about 5 years then. lol. I just got sharron redd - can you handle it here last week on a new release. lol I hope it was the dub. :D

[ May 05, 2003, 09:16 PM: Message edited by: DJ Timmy Richardson ]

[Quentin Harrris]

Originally posted by GU aka CVO:
So i see my friend Timmy jump rite on beating yall down with that Mental Black Resurrection, its all good Timmy my bra you are doing the damn thang big baby, for those who want to know i just made it and i dont have a date for release yet,
But the track is:
Produced by Glenn Underground
Timbales: Craig Alexander,
Reggie Hall on vocal chants,
Engineered by: Anthony Nicholson,
Supervised by Glenn Crocker & Older & Wiser,
For the Urban Heirs Ent.,
Thanx Craig & Anthony. graemlins/respekt.gif , Oh yeah Anthony Creamed their asses with it last nite too. Yo Glenn Hit Brotha up i got some shit for you in the form of IA remixes and some new shit ...oh yeah and that track is sick as hell

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[Elbert Phillips]

I heard Timmy Friday night in Chicago and happend to be in New York to hear him Saturday. Though both nights were good, it's a drastically different going to the Shelter compared to Superlounge. The sound is 10 times better and the energy is better because EVERYONE is there for the same reason bringing the same vibes. the india track, glens track and joes were the highlights of a great night (morning)..

[DJ Timmy Richardson]

Originally posted by EL:
I heard Timmy Friday night in Chicago and happend to be in New York to hear him Saturday. Though both nights were good, it's a drastically different going to the Shelter compared to Superlounge. The sound is 10 times better and the energy is better because EVERYONE is there for the same reason bringing the same vibes. the india track, glens track and joes were the highlights of a great night (morning).. Ell..where were you hiding

[Master Kev]

Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by EL:
I heard Timmy Friday night in Chicago and happend to be in New York to hear him Saturday. Though both nights were good, it's a drastically different going to the Shelter compared to Superlounge. The sound is 10 times better and the energy is better because EVERYONE is there for the same reason bringing the same vibes. the india track, glens track and joes were the highlights of a great night (morning).. Ell..where were you hiding </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah really...I didn't see you either

[Elbert Phillips]

Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by EL:
I heard Timmy Friday night in Chicago and happend to be in New York to hear him Saturday. Though both nights were good, it's a drastically different going to the Shelter compared to Superlounge. The sound is 10 times better and the energy is better because EVERYONE is there for the same reason bringing the same vibes. the india track, glens track and joes were the highlights of a great night (morning).. Ell..where were you hiding </font>[/QUOTE]I'm logged on at Eric's place. He didn't check before he submitted that post.

[Elbert Phillips]

Originally posted by Master Kev:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by DJ Timmy Richardson:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by EL:
I heard Timmy Friday night in Chicago and happend to be in New York to hear him Saturday. Though both nights were good, it's a drastically different going to the Shelter compared to Superlounge. The sound is 10 times better and the energy is better because EVERYONE is there for the same reason bringing the same vibes. the india track, glens track and joes were the highlights of a great night (morning).. Ell..where were you hiding </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah really...I didn't see you either </font>[/QUOTE]We will be partying again someday soon-good to know I have friends

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